Stephen Edward McMillin

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Saint Louis University

United States

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Dr. Stephen Edward McMillin is an Associate Professor at Saint Louis University, USA. His research areas encompass epidemiology and environmental health, with recent articles focusing on the impact of air pollution on health outcomes, the intersection of metabolic health and environmental factors, and public health initiatives related to disease prevention. Dr. McMillin's work includes studies on vaccination effects, maternal health, and the association between environmental conditions and chronic diseases.

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Steven Howard

The University of Alabama

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Sabel Bass

Saint Louis University

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Effect of EV71 Vaccination on Transmission Dynamics of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease and Its Epidemic Prevention Threshold

Association of metabolic signatures of air pollution with MASLD: Observational and Mendelian randomization study

Air pollution, APOE genotype and risk of dementia among individuals with cardiovascular diseases: A population-based longitudinal study

Are credit scores and financial well-being associated with physical health?

Short-Term Ambient Air Pollution and Urticaria in Guangzhou, China: Estimating the Association and Population Attributable Fraction

Exposure to ambient air pollution and indicators of maternal liver function during pregnancy: Findings from a birth cohort study in Foshan City, Southern China

Associations between metabolic syndrome and anthropogenic heat emissions in northeastern China

Associations between trees and grass presence with childhood asthma prevalence using deep learning image segmentation and a novel green view index

Maternal PM2.5 exposure associated with stillbirth: A large birth cohort study in seven Chinese cities

Community Coalition Kick-Off Events: Lessons Learned on the Launchpad

Quality Improvement Innovation in a Maternal and Child Health Network: Negotiating Course Corrections in Mid-Implementation

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Steven Howard

Zhengmin Qian

Sabel Bass

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